#erroneavale

Robert House is not a gambling man, but he imagines the feeling of waiting for Vale’s arrival is akin to what a gambler feels as the dice are in free fall. The fate of his city rests in her hands; he has no direct control over her, no way to ensure her success. Nothing to do but wait for the numbers to show. It’s maddening.

An alert tells him the bunker’s door is being opened-- finally, finally. If he had any control over his own respiratory system, he'd let out a sigh of relief.

14: What’s their opinion on the four factions?

The Brotherhood of steel:

Hates with a burning passion. And no amount of reasoning can convince him otherwise. He see’s the Brotherhood’s presence in the Commonwealth as a threat to the Outcasts due to their policy of confiscating technology. 

The Railroad:

Mostly neutral. Though Tristan would consider them disorganized and very misguided because of this. If asked about them, he will comment on their absence of pre-planning or any consideration for what happens to the synths after they have been liberated (if they remain so for long).

The Institute: 

Again somewhat neutral. He lacks any tangible information on them but admires the presence of advanced technology in the post-war Commonwealth. If exposed to them long enough he might begin to see enough similarities between them and the Enclave of the Capital Wastes to agree with a Sole Survivor who goes against them.

The Minute Men:

The only faction Tristan has zero qualms against. Primarily because they are the only group he doesn’t consider a threat to the Outcasts. He just wants them to keep leaving him alone and everything will be just fine.

15: What’s their opinion on synths?

   ❛ oh. it’s ye again. lemme guess. ye need m’help t’get somewhere else? ye already know the prices, so just tell me when we goin’. need to refill on m’whiskey. ❜

BETTER BE JOHN FARNHAM YOURE TALKING ABOUT M80 NONE OF THIS AUSTRALIANS ALL LET US REJOICE SH I T